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Old 24 May 2019, 01:00 AM   #31
jerrychan23
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I have owned a 14060, and now own (and wearing today funnily enough!) a 114060c.

Whilst I still enjoy my 5 digit reference (16710) and wear it occasionally, I cannot get away from the fact that the new 6 digit cases feel more substantial, and of a superior build quality. I also love the adjustment in the clasp.

Personally, I believe that the 114060c is one of THE best Rolex models - versatile, understated, lacking Cyclops which I like, timeless, and looking great with both a T-Shirt, or suit for work. Perfection! The 14060 looks a little more tool' like to me, and thus not quite as smart...

Only my 2c's worth!

Both great watches.
I really think you have a point and make me starting to confuse again
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Old 24 May 2019, 01:16 AM   #32
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I have a 6" wrist too and my 114060 doens't look out of place at all. In the real world out and about, it really doesn't look as big as it does in pictures. Love it - sturdy, durable, and well-built.

Tried on a pre-owned 14060m. Yes, the proportions are slightly better but it lacks the heft (and no glidelock!).
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Old 24 May 2019, 01:26 AM   #33
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You will definitely find the proportions of the 5 digit sub much more suited to your smaller wrists.

I had both the 116613 and 116610 for a total of four months before selling them because I just couldn't pull off the maxi case. It just felt to "blocky" on my wrist.

I then tried on a 16610 and was surprised how different it wore. No regrets from me to the "down-grade".
Although I do prefer the ceramic bezel, and the glidelock, I think this watch is much better suited for my skinny wrist.




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Old 24 May 2019, 02:44 AM   #34
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I vote to keep the 114060. The size difference to the old modell is not that substantial.
I agree. I think it looks fine. You have it sitting on the narrowest point on your arm in the photo. Is that where you actually wear your watches? I find that to be an unacceptable location as I kind of like having unimpeded wrist articulation.
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